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Usage

The Usage page is your single answer to "where is my account spending?". It shows credit health, a daily burn trend, what's eating your budget by assistant and by channel, and a feed of the most recent conversations. Useful for catching runaway widgets, weekly reviews, and forecasting when you'll need to top up.

Defaults​

  • Date range — last 30 days. You can pick a custom range from the date picker.
  • No preset chips (no "today / 7d / this month" shortcuts) — pick the dates you want.
  • Auto-refresh — the page pulls fresh data every page load.

What you see​

Plan-health tiles​

Across the top, dynamic tiles for each credit type on your plan. The tile shows what's used vs. allotted, with a color band that turns yellow then red as you near the limit. Examples (you'll see only the ones your plan includes):

  • Text queries
  • Voice minutes
  • Concurrent calls
  • Phone numbers
  • Human-agent seats

The tiles are computed from your plan's credit grants and your live spend, so they always match what the billing system will charge.

Daily burn trend​

A line chart of credit burn per day across the selected range. Useful for spotting a Monday spike from a new campaign, or a flat line that says "nobody used the widget last week."

Top assistants​

The assistants pulling the most volume in the selected range. Click an assistant to drill into its conversations.

By channel donut​

Share of conversation volume split by channel — web chat, WhatsApp, phone, SMS, Messenger, Instagram, Telegram. Quick read on which channel your customers actually use.

Recent activity table​

Most recent conversations across the workspace, six columns:

WhenTypeAssistantContactChannelMessages

There is no Cost column in this view — for credit consumption see the tiles and trend above.

How it fits together​

Where to next​

  • Billing — top up, change plan, see invoices.
  • Conversations — drill into any row of the activity table.
  • Campaigns — biggest single source of credit burn if you run outbound.